Eubank Jr. vs Benn 2 Prediction and Betting Odds

IBO middleweight champion Chris Eubank Jr. is gearing up for a long-awaited rematch with Conor Benn. The bout takes place on 15 November at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, United Kingdom.

Who will win the fight?

Eubank

13/20

Benn

17/10

This is the second chapter in the Eubank–Benn family saga. Back in 1990, Chris Eubank Sr. stopped Nigel Benn, Conor’s father, in the ninth round, and their 1994 rematch ended in a draw.

Below is a breakdown of the odds, predictions, and an exclusive preview for the Eubank vs Benn fight.

Eubank vs Benn Betting Odds

Bookmakers see Chris Eubank Jr. as a clear favourite, and it’s not hard to see why. First, he won the initial fight via unanimous decision, using his size and reach to neutralise Benn, who jumped up two weight divisions. Conor was quicker and more varied, but it wasn’t enough against a stronger, more seasoned opponent.

Second, Benn earned his original shot largely thanks to the family name. He entered that first fight unbeaten, but without a title and with a modest résumé. Eubank Jr. to win the rematch is priced at 13/20

Eubank vs Benn Odds

Conor has had a little over six months to work on his mistakes. He must find answers against Eubank’s clinches and prove he can maintain the pace. His stamina faded badly late in the first fight. Benn to win is available at 17/10

Statistics and Physical Data

Chris holds a 7-centimetre height advantage and boasts significant reach for a middleweight. The only real negative for Eubank heading into this contest is age. At 36, the speed just isn’t what it used to be, but he remains superior across the board — power, durability and overall ring craft.

Chris Eubank Jr.

• Reigning IBO middleweight champion. Former IBO super-middleweight champion and ex-interim WBA champion.

• 38 fights, 35 wins, 3 defeats.

Chris Eubank Jr. odds to win

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13/20

This rematch may be one of the final chapters of his career. Eubank Jr. never fully realised his potential and never became the standout British fighter of his generation, losing to Billy Joe Saunders, George Groves and Liam Smith.

That is why you can be sure he’ll enter this rematch with a point to prove, chasing the one achievement his father never managed — beating a Benn twice.

In pure boxing terms, Conor is not his equal: he’s smaller, less experienced and simply a level below.

Eubank’s last 5 fights

Conor Benn

• Former WBA Continental welterweight champion.

• 24 fights, 23 wins, 1 defeat.

Conor Benn odds to win

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17/10

Benn performed admirably in their first meeting, especially for an undersized welterweight without titles. He started brightly, outworking the heavier Eubank early on, and landed a sharp one-two in round three.

But by the halfway mark Eubank had taken over, pinning Benn on the ropes and dragging him into heavy exchanges. Late in the fight, Conor was close to going down more than once, though his chin held up well.

There’s little doubt Benn will make this competitive again, but it’s hard to find a convincing path to victory.

Benn’s last 5 fights

Eubank vs Benn Prediction

Eubank is the obvious favourite. The question is whether he can force a stoppage this time.

There are reasons to doubt that. Benn should arrive in better physical shape after six months of adjustment, and he has never been knocked out in his career – even if the quality of opposition plays a part. He also survived the late rounds against Eubank last time with real grit.

A repeat of the first fight feels the likeliest scenario: Eubank to win, but only after going the full 12-round distance.

Chris Eubank Jr. to win on points.

Chris Eubank Jr. to win on points

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5/2

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